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| Sometimes, you may not want to use the extension with your globally enabled JVM (the one that is executed when you execute the ''%%java%%'' command in the command line). In such cases you need to tell the extension where to find the JVM you want to use. | Sometimes, you may not want to use the extension with your globally enabled JVM (the one that is executed when you execute the ''%%java%%'' command in the command line). In such cases you need to tell the extension where to find the JVM you want to use. |
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| To do this, open the [[https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings|Settings panel]], find the TLA<html><sup></html>+<html></sup></html> group of setting, and provide the home directory of your JVM in the ''%%Java: Home%%'' setting. Be careful, the JVM home directory is the directory where the whole JVM resides, not the full path to the ''%%java%%'' executable. | To do this, open the [[https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings|Settings panel]], find the TLA<sup>+</sup> group of setting, and provide the home directory of your JVM in the ''%%Java: Home%%'' setting. Be careful, the JVM home directory is the directory where the whole JVM resides, not the full path to the ''%%java%%'' executable. |
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